cassette futurism

<n>Lumon Computer Terminal</n> prop from the TV show <n>Severance</n>, designed by <n>Bebop Workshop</n>.

A scene from <n>Mamoru Oshii</n>'s 1995 anime film, <n>Ghost in the Shell</n>.

An advertisement for the <n>Intecolor 3621</n> computer by <n>Intelligent Systems Corp.</n>, 1979.

An advertisement for <n>Southwest Technical Products Corporation</n> computer terminals from <n>Byte Magazine</n>, 1981.

<n>Steve Jobs</n> and <n>Steve Wozniak</n> with <n>Apple II</n> computers, circa 1977-78.

<n>Cybernetic Dreams</n>, an art installation by <n>Farewell Inc.</n> with videos by <n>Anime Ultraviolence</n>.

The control room of the <n>Isar 1 nuclear power plant</n>, 2009. Photo by <n>Michael Danner</n>.

Print advertisement for the <n>Apple</n> <n>Apple IIc</n> personal computer, released in 1984.

Advertisement for the <n>Apple Lisa</n> computer from <n>Personal Computing</n> magazine, 1983.

1977 print ad '<n>Introducing Apple II</n>' for the personal computer by agency <n>Regis McKenna, Inc.</n>

A still from the 1986 animated film <n>Urusei Yatsura 4: Lum the Forever</n>.

Cover art for the song <n>KUKU GOOGLE AM</n> by <n>2Baba</n>, produced by <n>Duktor Sett</n>.

The <n>IBM 2260 display station</n>, pictured in 1969.

A woman operates an <n>IBM 3270 Information Display System</n> in the 1970s.

The <n>Commodore 64</n> home computer, first released in 1982.

The <n>Movement MCS Drum Computer</n>, designed in 1981 by <n>John Dickenson</n> and <n>Dave Goodway</n>.

A collection of vintage <n>Apple</n> computers including the <n>Macintosh</n>, <n>iMac G3</n>, and <n>Power Mac G4 Cube</n>.

Album art for the album <n>Improvise</n>.

An <n>Amiga 1000</n> computer with an <n>A1060 Sidecar</n> PC emulator. Photo by <n>8Bit.dk</n>.